Location: Bronx, New York

Many African-Americans had become frustrated with the slow rate of racial progress in the 1960s. While Martin Luther King Jr. and others protested racial injustices in a nonviolent way, other African-American lost patience with the attitude of whites towards these movements. Stokely Carmichael, a one-time non-violence believer, became an advocate and leader of the “Black Power” movement. ...